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Literary universe in three parts : language, fiction, experience /

"For decades, the Prague School Structuralism assumption of textual autonomy dominated the explorations of Czech literature as well as the context of Czech literary theory. The three authors of this book combined their efforts to move beyond and offer a new conceptual frame. Sharing the structu...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autores principales: Bílek, Petr A., 1962- (Autor), Papoušek, Vladimír, 1957- (Autor), Skalický, David, 1980- (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Brighton [England] ; Portland : Sussex Academic Press, 2018.
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505 0 |a Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgment; Part I; Representation: Metaphor, Technical Term or Abstract Notion? Petr A. Bílek; The Allegorical Representation of 'Everything' Vladimír Papoušek; What Can Be Done With Words in the History of Literature across Historical Time Vladimír Papoušek; The Image of the Writer Božena Němcová as a Product of Emblematic Reduction Petr A. Bílek; Part II; Maxwell's Demon: The Utility of the Term 'Fictional World' from the Perspective of Neopragmatic Literary Criticism Vladimír Papoušek. 
505 8 |a Beyond the Bounds of a Fictional World: From Defamiliarisation to Aesthetic Experience David SkalickýHrabal's Haňťa as a Reader of 'Individuals' Petr A. Bílek; Part III; The Visible, Invisible and the Rhetoric of a Traveler Vladimír Papoušek; Between Fiction and Fact: Ludvík Vaculík's Český snář (A Czech Dreambook) David Skalický; Švejk on the Wall: The Semantics of Švejkian Images and Quotations as Found in Pubs and Restaurants in the Czech Republic Petr A. Bílek; Lunar Czech, Ptydepe and Writing on Plates: Coming to See One's Own Language and the World in a New Light David Skalický 
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